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@ I think the fiction is that your brain-ship interface simulates it for usability reasons :D (besides, player chatter was great)
about 16 hours ago
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@ ohhhh, and an awesome anigif showing goon's rout of BoB in Delve:
about 17 hours ago
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@ Still, it's home to big drama: geopolitical maps: and griefing:
about 17 hours ago
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@ For every one of those amazing fleet moments, there is LOTS of tedium. Probably not unlike being a real soldier.
about 17 hours ago
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@ I've already sunk a year on and off into Eve - at its best, it's totally amazing, but it's a real lifestyle game.
about 17 hours ago
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@ the problem is, that's the end-game experience. Would take a good 5-6 months to skill up to fly the ships they're using.
about 17 hours ago
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@ yeah, but you're crazy hardcore about other very difficult game tasks, like serious-business puzzles. I think you get a pass. :D
about 17 hours ago
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@ That's 98% in-game. Only the ship/player/system decals are done in post-production. Hard to get that FPS in fleet battles, tho.
about 17 hours ago
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Oh EVE, why must you always tempt me with beautiful videos? Actually sounds like fleet combat, too.
about 18 hours ago
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@ I walk by one on the way home - the corner of, I think, Highland and West. Probably pretty far out of your way, though.
3:41 PM Nov 24th
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This nicely captures why I don't enjoy RPGs performance motivation versus mastery; I stop playing when I stop learning.
3:02 PM Nov 24th
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@ presenter access is absolutely critical - it's harder to be mean to someone's face; breaks the anonymity that promotes flaming
2:14 PM Nov 24th
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@ but a big part of it is how the conference organizers understand and frame the backchannel - saying "this is for questions" is huge
2:05 PM Nov 24th
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@ I'm biased, but I think we addressed the major issues-it's low frequency, has a focused audience, and voting helps norms develop
2:04 PM Nov 24th
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@ whew, tricky situation, but I think twitter is inappropriate as a public backchannel, and presenters should always have monitors.
1:37 PM Nov 24th
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My officemate has an extra $25 ticket to Joshua Bell's concert at Symphony Hall tonight at 8p - dm me if you want it.
12:49 PM Nov 24th
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@ I've developed a habit where I always put watch/whatever inside my main bag. Also saves my burts bees from getting confiscated. :P
11:26 AM Nov 24th
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@ after reading some of @'s tweets, I noticed the MONSTERS title on those pods at the beginning of the video. Neat.
8:43 AM Nov 24th
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@ I think watching bad romance on repeat in my room might be the sweet spot for my lady gaga fascination. Clubs are scary!
8:34 AM Nov 24th
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The NYTimes has an open source database abstraction layer for decoupling databases and web front-ends? Huh.
8:09 AM Nov 24th
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